International scholarship programs
Bolashak
The Bolashak International Scholarship was established on November 5, 1993 by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan N.A.Nazarbayev.
At the dawn of the independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan, highly qualified personnel were required, who had to carry out further reforms and adequately represent the country on the world stage. For the first time in the history of the post-Soviet states, talented young people were given the opportunity to study abroad.
Year after year, the program gained momentum and adapted to the implementation of state tasks. Selection rules, general provisions - Follow the link
DAAD
The purpose of the study trips is to hold meetings with German students and scientists, establish contacts with universities, organizations and institutions of professional interest, as well as gain regional knowledge about Germany.
The country-specific part of the group's stay program should not exceed one third of the planned duration of the trip.
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The purpose of the study trips is to hold meetings with German students and scientists, establish contacts with universities, organizations and institutions of professional interest, as well as gain regional knowledge about Germany.
The country-specific part of the group's stay program should not exceed one third of the planned duration of the trip.
Duration: 7-12 days
The scholarship includes:
Additional charges are paid: round-trip air flight
Application procedure
All organizational issues from the development of the route, establishing contacts, receiving confirmations from the German side to booking tickets and hotels are solved independently by the teacher and students planning to apply for participation in the competition.
The application and support of the group is carried out only by a university teacher.
Repeated financing of study trips by student groups of the same faculty or other department of the university is possible no earlier than two years after receiving a group scholarship.
Full Bright
The program of J. William Fulbright was founded in 1946 to promote mutual understanding between the American people and people from around the world. Today, the Fulbright Program is one of the most recognized and prestigious programs in the world. Hundreds of graduates of this program around the world hold senior positions in politics, education, journalism and the private sector. Thirty-nine Fulbright graduates from eleven countries are Nobel Prize laureates (including Mohamed Yunus and Milton Friedman). Eighteen graduates of the program have headed governments or held senior government positions (including former Brazilian President Cardoso and former Swedish Prime Minister Karlsson). A graduate of the Fulbright program, Boutros Ghali also served as Secretary General of the United Nations.
Fulbright grants are awarded on the basis of an open competition. This contributes to the honest selection of the most worthy candidates and the achievement of the goal of this program, namely, to achieve mutual understanding and mutual benefit by contributing to the communities not only of the host country, but also of the home country.
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Erasmus+
For more than 25 years, Europe has sponsored the ERASMUS program, which has allowed more than three million European students to spend part of their studies at universities in other European countries. ERASMUS+ opens up these opportunities for students and university staff in other parts of the world.
According to the international credit mobility program, the partner university can send its students, PhD candidates, or staff to another partner university from the list of program countries, and vice versa. Students have the opportunity to study abroad for a limited period of time (from 3 to 12 months). After the mobility phase, the student returns to his university to complete his studies.
Within the framework of the ERASMUS+ program, Almaty Technological University has signed interinstitutional agreements with universities such as Metropolitan University, Budapest, Hungary and many other universities in Europe.
To participate in academic mobility programs within the framework of projects, you must submit the following documents:
The documents are issued in English!
The letter of justification should include the following:
Stipendium Hungaricum
The Hungarian government established The Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Program back in 2013. The purpose of the program is to attract foreign students to study at Hungarian higher education institutions and to encourage Hungarian universities to accept talented foreign students. Currently, 41 universities in the country are participating in the scholarship program.
The scholarship program is designed for undergraduate, graduate, postgraduate and preparatory and specialized courses (programs whose students do not receive a degree at the end of the program). Both full-time and part-time students can also count on a scholarship.
The Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Program operates through an agreement and cooperation between the Ministry of Human Capacities of Hungary and the Ministry of Higher Education. And a candidate will be able to receive a scholarship only if his candidacy has been approved by one of the authorized partner bodies of the program. The candidate must be a representative of the countries that participate in the program.
Applicants who live in Hungary or have dual citizenship cannot apply for the scholarship; as well as those who apply for re-participation in the scholarship program.
